LaTeX Equations

LaTeX Equations

Insert mathematical formulas written in LaTeX language into the editor. You can insert them as blocks or inline.

Insertion

Use the /latex command — /math and /formula also work — to insert a LaTeX block. Then, click the block to add your formula.
\Downarrow \textit{your } \LaTeX \textit{ formula}
⇓your LaTeX formula\Downarrow \textit{your } \LaTeX \textit{ formula}
Here's the Markdown shortcut you can use on new empty lines: $.
To add an inline formula, use $formula$ .
Inside the LaTeX block, you may use any standard notation for a math environment, and you should not wrap your content with $ since the math context is already set.

Editing

To edit a LaTeX block, click it once. Alternatively, you can navigate to it using the arrows on your keyboard.
To exit the editing mode, click away from the block. Alternatively, you can also use the arrow keys.

Examples

Here's how LaTeX equations would look like in the editor:
E=mc^2
E=mc2E=mc^2

Resources

To learn how to write equations in LaTeX, the following resources are available on the Internet:
  •  https://www.docx2latex.com/tutorials/mathematical-equations-latex/ 
  •  https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Mathematics 
  •  https://www1.cmc.edu/pages/faculty/aaksoy/latex/latextutorialmain.html